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Filling the woodshed
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I wish I lived closer, I'd love to come help! Using as many toys as possible to complete a task is always my goal.

The mechanic always wins.

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Folks,
I have waited as long as possible to get started on this wood cutting project. The wood is for making syrup next spring. I typically cut 4 or 5 cord. 1 cord should make about 40 gallons of syrup. Last year we made 187 gallons of syrup during the season. The wood shed was taken over by small implements due to the fact that the evaporator room is in disarray. So moved out the David Bradley and the Ford LGT-100, and the Cub implements on their carts.


Hooked up the buzz rig to the Ford and sharpened the blade:


First load of slabs moved with the wide front WD.

Only 15 more loads to go! We will be ready come Feb 1 2020.
Regards,
 Chris


Edited by Sugarmaker - 24 Sep 2019 at 7:56pm
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